| 5443584 |
Equipment |
Top side view looking down into resin collection cup used circa 1910-1960 on longleaf pine. Ruler is in inches |
| 5443585 |
Equipment |
Side view of resin collection cup used circa 1910-1960 on longleaf pine Ruler is in inches |
| 5443586 |
Equipment |
Bottom side view of resin collection cup used circa 1910-1960 on longleaf pine. Ruler is in inches. |
| 5443587 |
Equipment |
View of resin collection cup used circa 1910-1960 on longleaf pine. Ruler is in inches. |
| 5438865 |
Historic |
This is a "face" (also called turpentine face) where the bark is chipped off in a herring bone pattern from a slash pine or longleaf pine. The tree resin exudes out and collects in cups as it runs down the face. The collected resin is called "gum", which is distilled to make turpentine. This photo was taken is 1939. The practice has almost disappeared in the US as it is very labor intensive. It was also called the "Naval Stores" industry. |
| 1146018 |
Harvesting |
Loading resin soaked stumps Dodge County Georgia to be sent to Hercules Corporation in Brunswick, Georgia for extraction of resin and other extractives. |
| 1146019 |
Harvesting |
Loading resin soaked stumps Dodge County Georgia to be sent to Hercules Corporation in Brunswick, Georgia for extraction of resin and other extractives. |
| 1146020 |
Harvesting |
Loading resin soaked stumps Dodge County Georgia to be sent to Hercules Corporation in Brunswick, Georgia for extraction of resin and other extractives. |
| 1158021 |
Harvesting |
newly installed cup & gutter |
| 4061100 |
Harvesting |
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| 1158102 |
Harvesting |
high faces |
| 1158103 |
Harvesting |
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| 1158154 |
Harvesting |
tree with cup & gutters removed |
| 1158156 |
Harvesting |
new face chipped on opposite side of trunk |
| 1403044 |
Stand |
Waycross, Georgia 1990's |
| 1403055 |
Historic |
Box chopped into base of tree to collect resin. This was the method of collection before cups and tins were used. Demonstration at Georgia Agrirama, Tifton, Georgia 1990's |
| 1403056 |
Historic |
Box chopped into base of tree to collect resin. This was the method of collection before cups and tins were used. Demonstration at Georgia Agrirama, Tifton, Georgia 1990's |
| 1403064 |
Equipment |
Cup and tins on face of tree to collect resin. Homerville, Georgia |
| 1420135 |
Harvesting |
Marking catface trees for removal. Compartment 114. USDA Forest Service - Conecuh National Forest, Andalusia, Alabama. June 1954 |
| 1420137 |
Tree(s) |
Turpentine face with scrape and tins removed. USDA Forest Service - Conecuh National Forest, Andalusia, Alabama. 1948 |
| 1420079 |
Harvesting |
Huxford Forest, Escambia County, Alabama, March 1966 |
| 0908085 |
Stand |
Trees with gutters and cups removed before stand harvest. |
| 2651028 |
Harvesting |
gutter and cup for gum collection in south Georgia |
| 2651029 |
Harvesting |
gutter and cup for gum collection for south Georgia |
